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@eaI Estate.
FOR RENT.

1 FOR RENT,
 Apart of the $50 feet of my Long ! Wharf Coal Yard. Water
 front at S7 Long Wharf, dkA Directly opposite the center of the Consoli- I ::s dated railroad freight depot. Convenient of I4sRA access by water and teams. The=only avail able entrance to the city now obtainable on Long Arrangements can be made with me to handle any kind of merchandise in or through the yard Hoisting engine and derrick and convenient ele- Vated coal pocket. Dock room for storage purposes supplied Open for inspection at any, time Ap- ply to FEsEsk Corner George stfeet and Congress avenue. or s7
 Store For R ent.
 dt:sse CORNER. Congress avenue and Cedar zzsA Astreet, including barn if desired. The loca- tion will make frst-rate bakery stand. Apply at
 BEECHER's EXCHANGE, s1O St 76s Chapel Street
 FOR RENT. FOR SALE. 1a*.A FOR RENT, tenement for a small family ziiii in 5a Stevens St.
 'sf%s SA'' ''ssrn, os houses ''' '''' 0" easy
 &s Es AAD W4N'S
 Real Estate Agency. SIS Chapel St.
 FOR RENT, fAsA PART of drst-class house to rent, centrally | @; located; terms moderate. Address ', st ssst Box No res
 House For Sale. Ak=A THE substantial built house No. 1O2 Pearl, | @sG corner of Exchange street, the late residence of Ebenezer Lane;ihas frontage of @ ft by about l25 feet deep on Exch the house has IA finished rooms in good condition and well adapted for one pr two families The lot can be divided if desired. For sale accommodating terms. orparticulars .pply at BEECHER's EXCHANGE, s9 Room 5. Lyon Building. 769 Chapel
 FOR SALE,
 htA t:sAs HOUSE Ss6 George street, corner Dow. ,,iissI For particulars apply at SIS Chapel street, N1ssAs room 6, to JyHN T. SLOAN
 FOR RENT.
 hkA TO small family, four or five rooms on |H;;i William street, near Olive: modern improve s6tf 100 WILLIAM STREET.
 FOR RENT. s... cosy cottage of nine rooms with modern s5tf Glebe Building.
 FOR SALE, 0 eA HOUSE and lot on Washington street. Lot P ;;;;: ssx1Os, will be sold for S3,2oo- Rents for ..sA per cent. on $6 900. Also house and lot on Wooster street will be sold I w. MERwINs REAL ESTATE OFFICE, l.
 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE. "A NEW HOUSE just being finished. Suit l 7, i::H a sssN sssN. ble for two families modern improvements; "
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MAR HNE LIST.
s~ PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

 Sch Ellen Holgate. Betts. Suffolk, Va. lumber Br Tower, Stone Haven, grirdstones to the At lantic Stone Co.,, of Boston.
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A YOU NG man. Entry Clerk and Salesman, lA 17 or Is years of age. Must be of good ad- oreSs. Write good hand aud with no bad habits. Address, giving age and salary wanted,
 S13 Pts e O D ro-
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IAssS. Terms Easy on the Installment Plan, if required
 Read my list of lots fronting the following streets and avenues: Lamberton street, Cedar street, John street, Grant street. St. Roman street. Arch street, Redfeld street, Daggett street, West street, Washington street, Morris street, Wilson street, Oak street Evergreen Court Rosette street. Starr street, Harriet street, Bassett street. Newha street, State street, Howard avenue Greenwich av- enue, Hallock avenue, Kimberly avenue. Whitney avenue, Orwell avenue, Columbus avenue, Win throp avenue. Winchester avenue.
 One large House and Lot on the corner of Olive and Wooster streets; one large store State street. Lamar block, Grown street. Lots in AllingtoWn and Orange Center, Derby avenue, East Haven Lots in Hamden near the church; lots in Branford and Augurville; houses and lots in MontoWeee. North Haven; houses and lots in diferent parts of the city. Some of the best factory sites in the ity Also other lots too numerous to mention a26 If
 FOR RENT,
 fssAA A large front room, furnished or unfurn q ,iH 1shed. in pleasant locality. Ihquire at
 s1s.2s So eod3t- 5TRUMBULL STREET
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WANTED.

 A BOY to learn the drug business; one of 1 0 years of age preferred. Apply to
 H. J. SHERRY, s13 2t Chapel cor of Olive
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PY 8 competent girl, a situation to do general D housework in private family. AppIy at
 s13 2t* No FOG GRAND AVENUE
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WANTER

A FAITHFUL woman for general housework A Must be well recommended. Call Tuesdsy any time after o'clock m..
 SIS ft* 23f YORK STREET
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WANTED,
Entertainments.

IAn GROSS claret hottles.quarts X NO HALL & SON,
 az u ITO Chanel Street
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19
A Queenly Conjurer.

But few persons are aware OF the
fact That Queen Marie Henriette of
Bel GUM is one of the cleverest con-
iurers in Europe, When in 1882 the
famous magician, Prof. Hermann,
arrived at Brussels on his way to the
sea baths at Ostend, one of the Queens
chamberlains called at his hotel and in
CURED if be was the same Prof. Herr
mann who had formerly given sleight-
of-hand performances at the palace of
Queens father, the Archduke Palatine
of Austria. On ascertaining this to be
a fact he informed him that herMajesty
would be glad to receive him in private
audience the next day. The Queen re-
ceived him most kindly, and after talk
ing of old times expressed a wish to
learn sleight-of-hand. Prof. Hermann
gladly consented to teach her his tricks,
and during the following four weeks he
spent daily severalhours in initiating her
as an adept of the Black Art. Ofcourse
these lessons took place with locked
doors, the professor having made point
of insisting that nobody should be pre-
sent besides his royal pupil and himself.
The Queen displayed a remarkable tai
ent in acquiring the art, and many were
the tricks which she subsequently, prac-
ticed on her family and attendants.
Prof. Hermann, who died three weeks
ago leaving an enormous fortune, alb
solutly refused to accept any remunera-
ton for his services; the Queen, how
ever, met the difficulty by sending a
magnificent bracelet and q pair Of dia-
mond earrings to the professors wife.
Only short time before. his death he
received an autograph letter from the
Queen congratulating him in the kind
est manner on his SEVENTEEN birthday,
and adding ..Do not be afraid. I have
not divulged your secrets to any one. y
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Tho Five Sisters.

Tho Five Sisters.
There were five fair sisters, and each
had an aim F. f6ss
Flora would TAIN be q fashionable
dame; -
a Scholarly Susan's selection was books;
e Coquettish Cora cared more for good
: looks;
Anna, ambitious, aspired sitter wealth !;
Sensible Sarah sought first for good
health. 'z. ss4s@s 3 t:s - 81 Z
I So she took DR.. Pierce,s Golden Medical
Discovery and grew healthy and blooming.
Corn's beauty quickly faded Susan's eye
sight failed from over-study; Flora became
mel vous and fretful in striving after
fashion, and sickly family kept Annals
husband poor But sensible Sarah grew
daily more healthy, charming and
intelligent, and she married rich.
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The Trus Ohjsets - AIafrinaony..

TAG Ixuo sOhJeeea - N1nfztmony
Baltimore American: nv hat is love
her 70 behold, more desery of honor
and praise, than . noble, good, true,
nnselfsh. and unconventional womanp
Are they many Are they few Man,
Il you find one consider yourself bless
I'd, and duly and lightly appreciate and
deserve the yalnc Of this prize. count
pure, Intelligent, we'll bred woman
The most attractive object of vision and
contemplation in the work one who
abhors deceit, trickerN yerything save
honor and truth. Picture such q woman
IS a wife, q mother, cannot you clearly
bring to your vision her home a place
Of peace, harmony and contentment?
o, young men, look for such women il
you are seeking happiness. II this is
your object, the right and only one in
contracting matrimony, and you are
not a calculating Romeo, !" search till
you find her, for she is to be found.
Man, if you want a wife, q companion,
a helpmate, do not expect to find her in
the conventional class. O, how ] do
loathe conventionalism.
. Give mea true honest person. for in
these there is dependence. When q
woman contemplates matrimony. her
only object is to marry the man OF her
choice, solely for himself, thinking by
the union peace and happiness will be
brought to their souls, because she
owes him, and by being joined her love
consecrated to a holy cause. They
plant a home, they rear good, beautiful
little ones, which is always the case
where there is q perfect blending OF
two noble natures. It is good for tho
=eyesight to view two souls mated. o,
may we sec many of them.
Women, look for good men. # you
can't find one of this kind. I implore
you to take none at all. Don't marry
simply for home, a support, for the
sake of escaping old maidenship, for it
would be tenfold better to remain single
than to be an imperfect wife, or a wife
in name only. o. how I wish I could
talk with you, young women. Do not
throw yourselves away. how woman
could wed when she does not love is a
mystery to me-, The same query is
applicable to men. -.
Another point: Happiness and self.
ishness can never flourish in the same
stem; one kills the other. To be
welded happily, the promoter is con-
geniality and unselfshness. A good
woman will endure much for her hus-
band, the man for his wife. A true woman
Will smile, cheer, and help her husband
should Glands come. Then is the time
to test her character. solve the problem
the object of her matrimony. Men lool
for women with a heart, soul, do mo-
let their facial beauty be their sole at
traction, rather let it be their beauty O.
soul and character that inspires YOU
love for them. Fer with these, there i:
no autumn, no fading, their leaves vii
be fresh and beautiful forever.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

Intending purchasers of PONDS
EXTRACT cannot take too much pre-
caution to prevent substitution. Some
druggists, trading on the popularity of
the great Family Remedy, attempt to
palm off other preparations, unseru-.
pulously asserting them to be "the
same as" or "equal to- PONDS E1-.
TRACT, Indifferent to the deceit prac-
ticed upon and disappointment there
by caused to the purchaser, so long
as larger profits accrue to themselves.
Always insist on having PONDS Elk
TRACT. Take no other. ~
sOLDIN BOTTLES ONLY NEVER
BY MEASURE. Quality uniform. Is
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A Double-Faced Dog.

Meeting a medical friend some time
ago in company with one of his canine
friends, I expressed my surprise of the
fact that the two eyes of the animal
were remarkably different in size.
Yes" said the doctor; land he takes
mean advantage Of the fact whenever
I have = stranger to dine with me. He
first gets fed at one side Of my CREST
and then goes around the table to his
other side and pretends TO be another
dog. Spectator. SIS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

The statue of Liberty enlightening the
tia harbor of New York, is one of the most
sublime artistic conceptions of modern
times The torch of the goddess lights the
nations of the earth to peace, prosperity
and progress, through Liberty. But
elderly is an empty word to the
thousands OF poor women enslaved by
physical ailments q hundredfOld more
tyrannical than any Nero. To such sufferers
Dr.. Piercess Favorite Prescription holds
forth the promise of speedy cure. It is q
specific in all those arrangements, irregular
tiles and weaknesses which make life a
medicine sold by druggists, under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. See guarantee
printed on wrapper enclosing bottle. ~
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One good thought retained and
ninety-nine bad ones Let go, and we
would all be better of. Ponseroys Id
pG,see Thought.
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They say that the beautiful belle Of
Washington, Miss -, uses cosmetics but it
is q vile SANDER. She oWes her bloom to
excellent health, and she keeps welby using
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

The Special Agent OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of n. Y, Mr.. 81. G. Rig
by, states That he was cured Of q severe
case of lumbago by two applications of
Salvation Oil. S*zasz. 3
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Offer No. 172.
FREELTo MERCHANTS ONLY: A triple
plated Silver Set e knives, 6 forks, 6 tea
spoons, l sugar spoon, butter knife), in
satin lined case. Address ut once, r. W.
TANsILL g. Co., IS State Street, Chicago.
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Bartholdi's Great Work.

It is the silent watches of the night that
render alarm clocks necessary. ~
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Food for refection-the good dinner that
you missed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

Tho diamond belt-the line around the
bases. -Harper's Bazaar. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

Jokes are like nuts-the dryer they are the
better they crack.
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Offer No. 172.

Does boys l.funny bone'' enable him to
lauge in his sleevei -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

A man always feels put out when he is
taken in.
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Whom Baby was sick, We ssve her Castm1a,
When sho was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, sho chung to Caatoris,
When she had Children, she gays thorn CasteriA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

that every day, towal
! could barely speak
ing and clearing OF q
usB OF DR. Sage's Cal
man. and the cure b,
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/ uHTulD leoEY
From eaIllaa.

r., - !. Prof ". HAUsNER, the famous naesmeR.
HMM 6GfV St, OF Ithaca n u, writes: "Some tan
OMiVA1 NuOMt years ago suffered untold agony from
rnAaa narannn chronic nasal catarrh. My family phys
fnUU UAlAnau clan incurabls and said
1U04 must die. My such q bad
that sunset voice you'd become 60 hoae
whisper In the morning cough
Ing clearing strange By tn
Catarrh Remedy three months Wen
and the cure has been permanent.
THOMAS j. RUSHING. ESQ. 1909 Pine Sired,
EAn@IAmTv Sc, No. writes: II great mt
OVHO ferer from catarrh three years. At
NaWfiNn ANN times could hardly Breathe and
en1TY1MN eight months could not breathe thruuRh
OrIfllMN the noetrils thought nothing could 10
done for Luckily, was advised to tn
DR. Sa0ea Cnfarrh Remedy and well T be&
eve It to IS the only remedy Tor catarrh
has only to give u 1r trial 70 experience
astounding results and permanent cure.
- - ELI Ron1Isss R,nrrn Fl O. cblsmbta On
1nnee HnTnE0 Pd Ny daughter had When
luM6k NUJIkkO she dve old, badly
Qnss Narannn Sa9ea Cafnrrh adverfMed
QUUe UAth8HHs procured bottle soon ~
n1n-1 that IT helped her: third bottle e6ec4e0
cure She q now e9hee old sound
and
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SICK HEADACHE

It may truthfully be said that thei
universal not q gland or tissue esca]
Sold by druggists, for 25 cents a vial.
ical Laboratory OF WORLDS DIsPEN'
Buffalo. NY. -. -. e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

n ere i,1f st tlcre'ant 5scs iempss7
had he .1 rfertn7c tu eFsar his lofs arm.
A.. ...-,,,,r.i q, q "a. s,.,- ..-.-. 4.
atltf tt7 Nt-ff-ie7 ~ -H'tA- rus t>h
become known io nls seconas l1 a. .-fsI-
vse~ che -n4r,ri,n IL ruofr.l ~ savinr .f
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600 Foa Fassatns.
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- sssssss - sA@ ss@sAss tsaats.

snsetsS - sessf Azt slsas.i tssal1sties -
ee .sssss - sA@ s@@sAss tssaes.
Htsssa1es Nay 1-tsa.sf xoe' 0toef
0sexly ae'as ssas.aosa thsl sac 4sis eel
feeses Ia ass ef1se nsy ae greatly st.i -
- .ar1s~ss a4z 5ssAtsd - .ssus = weet ~
spesikl kui .saa centsiasar re abs .nfsFea-
toa rs.sEsss t. tAs climatic oonss tioas
Ntsch essa ex st~d lhs prs4toas Wssk 81
tsse asfrE-Es sz.trst GsstTicsz 81 ttS eikaufFy
h@s .nalag taassrFes tae rspoTts shteh gEe
60 s,s.tef l44is - tssxrapl slli - e1arfet
z1i se<nto1r I'D 81 TIE closs eI ezEh eesk
ana l1e rssniis gwen - the Press sssoels
E8o- ~ l-sass 81 Dess. la lla1e feg psolloa
loa lH t1e A9uisy morning lansFs
l4ese eal.ellns elA aSaigDAse the 4Sfi-
cf1ilrF4 fegi0ns over wh.E1 tao Instcsr-
oloz rsi e3atsllaas 8Es isv0rzoie - tae
crop productions. w5I point nut regions
H1sts TIE ooBalti0ns Observed during the
current vsr1 have sileyiaged speiis of
drcas1t or excessive hexs. CT anleii0rsted
coDditiens of excessive moisture or pro-
lonsed clld. zad the iials % ia.e Or daul-
azing lrosts me modifying cfecls Of such
meteorological conditions upon tns season
ear bs reasonably conjeclured BY parties iD-
tsfested especially a. tae bulletin viii stste
whether the season = tending 20 increase
or aecretss tie sxcesses OF dEnc.snces of
temperature sad rainfall.
Gen. Grsely vii Dc pleased % receive
suggestions from those interested in the
o1lle-tu, With q view 70 improving the
SAME, either as 10 the character Of the In
formation furnished, or a. 10 the form in
llcl tie reports are presented.
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Greeavi.e IS trying % sign Hunt, the
"Na1hen
Ionia and GresnVlle both claim 10 hare
s-gnel trlsose.
The National Co,Osssl League PLAYED thsir
afsl zane Nay 3fh.
Larry Cascosan has been fndefnitely sus-
realel 5Y lbe Nashville club Tor getting
dTlak.
Monis base bal pitcher of Pittsbarg. has
lost aGch of lis effectiveness untsr the
rev ri4es.
s. N B0s.wiek OF san Francisco, thinks
Van dilera lls best all-srouud playcr IN
t1e country.
bare,1t. of the Athletics. ssyseyesy club
ia ths country Niii be hGnlng for pitchers
"a .szs l2al month.
Mccormick = lover Of fast horses. and
no oae Akes gFr-fer pleasure hearing their
nooi 0s1ts or the slretch.
The 1etr0poiiians arr trying z new
pitcher. Ills name is Betile sud re pitched
Tor tie Aonifors OF MeehaWken,
lt IS SAD that Won der Abe has finally
offered M Hudsoa g SO for the season.
lae ofer viii probably De accepted.
some q D4nlap's Philadelphia friends
are setting Up a splendid medal, which tney
| wiA present. 20 him vhtn tie DsGrOits reacn
/ that city. Nay l5.
Bslnmrs thinks that With "Phsoome-
nai SmrL and kilroy as rs pitchers, il
ought 20 Lsyc place some where uear the
F, head - ti- American Association.
jlmiu;e Calvin. the P.lf.ourg pitcher Who
was th0lslt 20 be broken down for the past
two oF thr~ years. las again recovered his
Effectiveness. Neither the Chicago nor De-
I tr0lt c.ubs could 10 anything WIKI him IN
the openius games.
Elsx aad Chamberlain, tie Big Rapids
tsiferf, have arrived and are putting in
l5-ir ame p-ec,icing. FlsSg. the pitcher.
cJnies rom Massachusetts, md Chamber
ain, tie catcher, from New Hampshire.
IL Is surprising what q number OF bets is
now beng made on the younger clubs Of the
League. la most cases tne Pittsburg and
Washington clnhs are pi seed to finish ahead
of Detrut and Cascsgo. Both the Chicago
and Deroit clnbs are IN bad condition,
ovirz o injured players. Philsdsl phis.
TOO, Is b,diy or in this respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

T..s Esw York pool Dill may pass with
out the THIRTY day limit.
Clay q Woeisri have refused az ofsr Of
sl0O.tU9 fJr tbe sclsbrsfei HIndOo
The gsiilng DspieK. who ran with the
Nitae-s' colors Rst year. has been sold 20
W. c. nsly. of Brighton Beach us was
sold far s. eco dswn. f4O more t0 o. naid
Fbs1 he gi7s ais arss race. and another
tl0D naea hs vas bis second race. lie ran
twi lsst vssr rsnplscst in one rare and
thir3 % smother
Jav-Eye- See isto b trained this ssasnn
his s-yss--0li record q zi9t proosaiY vlli
never be beaten. It vas N8ntsrfsl par
foFmauca. Nh@thsr J.y- Eys-Sse win osat
as bsst record Of SO II = question xhica
gives rise - DISCUSSION. bitasrs is hopeful
snd he vii sa0n 20 70 Lou'syills Win ths
htfie horse
TIE Trf Fsf3 ruf Fsvrs SAYS Naialica
has been ioevet sli winter. sEl he il aiah
n 1ssb snd hIs ankle - = iiIsls salsrzef
Ee vss driven on Sunisv = mile in Z a..
wh.ch up to that day vss ts fsird and
fastess miie l1r ms ssas1n here was DO
rrul1 in Tbs st8tttnsnt lub'sshef on ~atnr-
day ruru re ~ Ises raek fast %R9 hs5
been rusfesI fn = rlatch retveen Arab ADD
Ms'oiies Un russtsr = fo-ieif of $50 uas
prr un i6- rsrs So ts fFoffe3 oFer trscx
in ibe uifie 81 Iaas when vih sid the
most monrv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

CIRcUIr--Marihs Williams VS.. Byron
McNeel. Repievin. Verdict for plaintiff,
siK cents Judgment with costs. Proceedings
stayed sixty cays.--Nilo Au5le vs. Alvin
Laraway. Assumgsit. On Harry
II. Brown rs. The Grand Rapids Manufac-
turing Company. Assumpslt. Judgment
for pisinun, SJ,650.76 and dcosls.-tierrit J .
DeGFsii CT al vs.. Edwin Byles. Replevin.
Ordered that plaintiff show cause on Non
day. May . inst, why judgment herein
should not be paid iuto cOurJ and rhe re-
ceipt thereof made by \. ID. Carpenter set
aside and vacated.
OFFICE BUsIEEss.-The People VS.. Jasper
thinner. Pointing firearms. Appeal from
police court filed.-Fifth National Bank
Va. David z. Clay. Assumpslt. Narr filed.
POLIcE.-Dsnid Fanhold and John
Walsh, drunk. Twelve days each in jail
Ben 1. Deuel. grand larceny. Held for
trial at the next term of the superior court
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

Charles Moth. ths vel knovn wrestler.
vss recently msr-ied, secretly. % Miss
W1cox. daughter Of q wealthy hsnsss Ciiv
bznser. some tax oavirk seen inigirsd
IN soort saau'Eng she marriage Moth
ssvs. fhoy -sa't 10 anything II ths kind
tbe story xot shogt thaf my wife is or 3
4 years Old bst shes - and we .ars 81
rah1 { s6r. l.uis rrrSfI.nE sooG ant set
nos rlsssel hsrsuss : lr ale his daughter ray
wife. h1s + saouia advise Aim t0 cpoi ol ard
t4ke a,e into Ais hsnk car wrfste VIA
dollars n1rs succres'ullF thsn 4 Ga wlth
r1sn thick mT 'girri 5mith mgst hsva
efrsn NJ avaV. re vas ihe only msa er-
ceps ne minisler. at ~hoSs h9aee Te we're
married. gen knew slJtains aa3s1 sire
artl-"
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Little sirxrrrs.

0eLny Harrington. Of Philadelphis' and
jim Dsie-, OF Chicago. viii box ten rounds
at New York, Monday night.
Tim Qaslcy, OF this city, met the well
known pug lisr Nike COakley. in Chicago
l-ss aight. ald The telegraph tells ths result
ci the ku0Cs out
JACK Dempsey has been acquitted By the
Cleveland magistrate before whom De- was
orOukhl FOR eosaging ia boxing match.
Georss EsAns and George Wiisoa. Of New
York. isu<h, prize Gght Monday night.
outside he hutts Of gersey City. for So
SIDE Essns kuocked wilson ont 10 the
ninth Daad. The police descended aud
cspiuretseveral o. the party.
0i3 IEk Laurence. VINO trained John
Mo-risssy for hrs tighs with John e. Heenan,
is now a veil-t0-Go citizen Of Resding. Pa
Es has teen s member OF Is Council aad
manager q one ~ rs inealres, sus stiil re-
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